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Contest to replace Corbyn after devastating election defeat is likely to be bruising
Fresh opportunities are on the horizon with ESG but also several traditional roles are at risk
Two takes: the political consensus frays, says Miranda Green, while recent graduates such as Alice Hancock view it as a tax
At a critical time for the party, workers’ groups have to fulfil their traditional role
Many rebels unlikely to return to shadow cabinet
Two dispatches show how ‘human’ politicians can prosper — up to a point
Leaving it late; new lows in taste; and high drama from the Treasury select committee
The party is failing to satisfy on immigration ahead of the EU referendum, writes Sebastian Payne
Leave campaign accused of refusing to recognise any benefits of EU membership
MPs bitterly divided over motion seeking approval for air strikes
Diplomatic push made for new EU deal at mid-December summit
Opposition stalwart Johnson to take on Ukip leader as head of party’s In campaign
Second ‘black spider’ batch reveal wide range of concerns from ragwort to alternative medicine
These phoney concepts are the preserve of an increasingly phoney class
Interim party chief attempts to dilute influence of trade unions
Labour’s Mandelson and Campbell deny move against Miliband
Alan Johnson’s memoirs turn from west London childhood to the Post Office and union politics
The former home secretary on Hull’s renaissance and Britains’s enthusiasm for book festivals
Big reforms in the EU and the US have been accompanied by the wider uptake of patents internationally, reports Clive Cookson
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